The new building will replace a Fort Myers facility and expand diagnostic and treatment capacity for southwest Florida’s Veterans, according to the release.
“Providing twenty-first century care to Veterans requires constant investment,” Secretary Shinseki said in the release. “This new facility will ensure Florida’’ Veterans receive the top-notch care they have earned through their military service.”
The multi-story, 220,000-square-foot building will provide a surgery and outpatient support center to meet increased demand for diagnostic procedures, ambulatory surgery and specialty care, according to the release. The contractor has two years to complete the work.
Read the release about the Florida VA outpatient surgery center.
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